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Books by 有薪么肥
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Reborn in the 1960s: My Cellar Connects to the Modern World 重生六零：我家地窖通现代
[Sixties + Reborn + Raising Kids + Putting Scumbags in Their Place] When Xing Zhaozhao is on the brink of death after a difficult labor, she unexpectedly regains the memories of her past life. In her previous life, her husband went missing at the front, leaving her no choice but to depend on his family. She worked herself to the bone, only to meet a tragic end, while all three of her children either died or were crippled. This time, she's done with it. If they want to split up the family, she'd
2.2kReads8.2Score248Shelves
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The Quick-Transmigration Big Shot Is Back from Retirement 快穿大佬退休回来了
(Strong heroine + real and fake heiresses + entertainment industry + supernatural mysteries + high-tech inventions + farming + a bit of everything) Wu Zhaoyan, a quick transmigration expert, finally saved up enough points to retire and return to Earth. Anyone who bullied her family while she was away had better watch out. She planned to do a little farming, catch a few ghosts, invent some high-tech gadgets, and help strengthen the nation through science. That’s what a colorful retirement looks l
1.9kReads8.2Score258Shelves
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Reborn, the Fake Heiress Just Wants to Open a Little Restaurant 重生回来，假千金只想开个小饭馆
After being reborn, Tang Doudou, the fake heiress of a wealthy family, makes her first priority getting out of the Han household, that nest of trouble. To prove she had some backbone, she leaves with almost nothing, only to nearly end up sleeping on the streets. Luckily, the cooking skills she learned in her previous life soon land her a live-in nanny job. She prepares three meals a day for Professor Fu, a promising young man who is handsome and brilliant, but extremely picky about food. Tang Do
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She Kept the Child and Left the Father Behind, Then Inherited Her Late Husband's Fortune 去父留子后，她带崽继承亡夫家产
Li Yao transmigrated into a book, becoming Li Yaoniang, the villainous aunt of the heroine in a transmigration novel. Widowed young and childless, she took the heroine’s younger brother as her heir, tearing the girl’s family apart. In the end, she lost both her fortune and her family, and died alone in a desolate back courtyard. Li Yaoniang: ?? What kind of heartless ingrates are these people? You really can only count on your own children. Before her late husband’s bones had even turned cold, L
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